St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-08
THE COURT GRIsT.
Many Small Actions Before the
Judges---To-Day's Call.

John Mathies has brought suit against
George III. johnson ct al. to recover
S256.37 on promiSsory note.
The case of the Unity church of St.
Paul against Anna NJ. Webbers ct al.
was tried before Judge Brill yesterday.
The plaintiff claims that the defendants
property infringeS upon the church
property, and the case is brought to
quit the title to the disputed property.
The case of Robert ]. Carter against
Michael DOlan, an action to quiet the
title to property on East Seventh street,
was dismissed by Judge Brill yeSter-
day.
The three suits brought by E. T. Os-
borne, the st. Paul Foundry company
and ii. Alden Smith against the st:
Paul & Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany and r. e. PattiSon, to recover
money for material furnished and Serv-
ices rendered in the action of the Como
car shops, have been referred to j. p.
Newell for settlement by stipulation.
The jury in the case of E. j. Sullivan
against the city of st. Paul, returned a
verdict for $50 in favor of the plaintiff.
The plaintiff asked for $4,000 damages
for injuries received by falling into a
sewer on De Soto street.
The case of Paul A. Layelle against
L. M. Metcalf, an action to recover
earnest money in a real estate tranSac-
ton, is now ON trial before Judge Kelly.
The case of II. III. Bracket against
Cunningham d Haas, which has been
on trial before Judge Wilkin for nearly
three days, was argued and given to
the jury yesterday afternoon. The ac-
ton was to recover small sum on ac-
count.
The United States supreme court has
affirmed the decision of the lower court
granting judgement for S3,5S6.96 in
favor of the plaintiff in the case of the
Kerr-Murray Manufacturing company
against the Minneapolis Gas Light COM
pany.
T0-DAY'S CALENDAR CALL.
The following jury cases have been
set for to day:
William j Wilson against F. Knauft.
Herman Kienzler against w. T. Coleman
ct al.
Paul Hanson against the ST. Paul Harvester
company.
c. w. Youngman against William r. Marsh
The following court cases have been set
for hearing:
William A. Dana ct al, against Theophilus
Turling.
William Cunningham against John Posek.
Mary BeniSch against John Benfsch ct al.
James Middleton against James o. L.
Burke.
1aa Il 1eckenSIellf against y. u. nelson.
SUPREME COURT.
r. L. Stillman, VS.. Michael FitZger-
aid ct al; argued and submitted.
j. E. Bolleo, VS.. E. Sachs; same.
Moline Miiburn company VS.. Lesser
Franklin, argued by appellant, submit
ted by respondent.
Frank F. Carlson VS.. Minnesota Brush
Electric company; dismissed without
costs.
COURT NOTES.
Pearl jenkins, the negro woman who at
tempted to shoot officer Schorfer, was fined
$50 in the police court yesterday.
Charles Hidelbrozer alias Charles Moore,
the diamond thief, was arraigned i'll the
police court yesterday, and granted a con-
tnuance to June IL.
William Schultz, an aged gentleman living
at 33S Iglehart street, was arraigned in the
police court yesterday morning for assault
and battery, on complaint of Maria Frasel-
speg1er. The woman lived in a house owned
by Schultz, and in quarrel over the rent he
assaulted and beat her severely.